The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: In Nine Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; ... Together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr. Warbuton, 9. köideJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst, 1752 |
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... friend in Hell , or Purgatory ? And who are all these enemies you hint at ? I can only think of Curl , Gildon , Squire Burnet , Blackmore , and a few a Milton . others others whofe fame I have forgot ; Tools , in FROM DR . SWIFT , etc. 13.
... friend in Hell , or Purgatory ? And who are all these enemies you hint at ? I can only think of Curl , Gildon , Squire Burnet , Blackmore , and a few a Milton . others others whofe fame I have forgot ; Tools , in FROM DR . SWIFT , etc. 13.
Page 14
... whofe fame I have forgot ; Tools , in my opinion as neceflary for a good writer , as pen , ink , and paper . And befides , I would fain know whether every Draper doth not fhew you three or four damn'd pieces of stuff to set off his good ...
... whofe fame I have forgot ; Tools , in my opinion as neceflary for a good writer , as pen , ink , and paper . And befides , I would fain know whether every Draper doth not fhew you three or four damn'd pieces of stuff to set off his good ...
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... whofe de- cifion about the difference of Style or Senti- ments , I should be very unwilling to leave the merits of my Cause . among Give me leave then to put you in mind ( al- though you cannot eafily forget it ) that about ten weeks ...
... whofe de- cifion about the difference of Style or Senti- ments , I should be very unwilling to leave the merits of my Cause . among Give me leave then to put you in mind ( al- though you cannot eafily forget it ) that about ten weeks ...
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... whofe judgment he relied ( the fame I fuppofe whom he mentions above , as being a- broad at the time of writ- ing this letter ) diffuaded him from that defign . He told the Dean , there were feveral facts he knew to be falfe , and that ...
... whofe judgment he relied ( the fame I fuppofe whom he mentions above , as being a- broad at the time of writ- ing this letter ) diffuaded him from that defign . He told the Dean , there were feveral facts he knew to be falfe , and that ...
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... whofe character and perfon I am utterly ignorant , nor ever had once the cu-- riofity to enquire into either , living at fo great a distance as I do , and having long done with whatever can relate to public matters . Indeed I have ...
... whofe character and perfon I am utterly ignorant , nor ever had once the cu-- riofity to enquire into either , living at fo great a distance as I do , and having long done with whatever can relate to public matters . Indeed I have ...
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